RS083: Building Funnels that Convert

March 02, 2017 00:55:41
RS083: Building Funnels that Convert
Rogue Startups
RS083: Building Funnels that Convert

Mar 02 2017 | 00:55:41

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Show Notes

Today Dave and Craig bring back AudienceOps founder Brian Casel to the show.  And today we’re talking all about building, evaluating, and optimizing sales funnels in our businesses.

The seemingly magical goal of putting $1 into one side of your sales funnel to acquire a customer and getting $2 (or $20) out the other end is the goal of all business owners, and is something all 3 of us are currently in the midst of building.

In this episode Dave, Craig, and Brian talk about:

Building out a solid sales funnel requires a lot of testing, iterating, and measuring of each of the steps along in the process.  Would love to hear from you about how you’re building, measuring, and improving upon your sales funnels.  Drop a comment in below and let us know.

To connect with Brian directly you can hit him up on his site, CasJam.com or on Twitter @CasJam

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If you have a question for us or a suggestion for the show drop us a line at podcast@roguestartups.com.

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